Our "allies" in a war on terror.

[Boroda]

http://mosnews.com/news/2005/03/10/polandreply.shtml

Moscow is perplexed by a statement from Polish Foreign Ministry official representative Aleksander Checko, who called the murder of the Chechen separatist leader Aslan Maskhadov “a political stupidity and a gross mistake”, the Russian Foreign Ministry’s information and press department said in a commentary published on an official Web site Thursday.

Maskhadov, the document says, had the blood of thousands of Russian people, including children, on his hands, because it’s widely known that terrorist attacks in Beslan, Moscow, and other Russian cities were committed at his direct orders. “If all this is called Maskhadov’s efforts towards a political settlement in Chechnya, Poland evidently has a distorted view of processes of this kind and the fight against international terrorism on the whole,” the Russian Foreign Ministry claims.

“A question arises: will Poland use analogous phrases to regret the elimination of murderous terrorist Shamil Basayev, who is on the UN antiterrorist sanction list, or Osama bin Laden?” the statement reads.

Welcome Poland to the list of the countries hosting, supporting and helping terrorists, at the same time being a member of the so-called "anto-terrorist alliance".

[Siaf__csf]

What are you finding another excuse to invade Poland now? As if they didn't suffer long enough behind the iron curtain.

[Boroda]

Personal attack

[Maverick]

Boroda, are you denying the use of tanks to put down the Polish objection to the soviet union?

[Lazerus]

Originally posted by Boroda
http://mosnews.com/news/2005/03/10/polandreply.shtml

Moscow is perplexed by a statement from Polish Foreign Ministry official representative Aleksander Checko, who called the murder of the Chechen separatist leader Aslan Maskhadov “a political stupidity and a gross mistake

I see nothing in there that would support a conclusion that Poland supports terrorists of any type.

[Siaf__csf]

http://poland.gov.pl/?document=361

[Boroda]

Respectable Siafka, I kindly ask you to keep posting pearls of wisdom revealing the evilness of Russian barbarians. Your tales of true horror are a reason enough to justify murder of their children and so-called innocent civilians, and immediately turn mass-murderers and known terrorists like the true friend of Polish peole, great Allah's warrior Aslan Maskhadov into freedom fighters and victims of bloodthirsty czarist Russian bolshevik regime.

You are always welcome.

ПНХ ДЛБ. 73.

Following your logics US must immediately withdraw from Iraq and get disarmed by international invasion force for the genocide of native Americans.

[Boroda]

To other people who'll read this:

What's your opinion, is it OK for a so-called "civilized country" to pity a well-known terrorist, responsible for thousands of deaths, for terror attacks on Beslan and Nord-Ost theatre, for apartment bombings in Russia, for invasion to Dagestan? If so - then I probably haveto rethink my views on western values, it will be painfull but nessessary.

[StSanta]

There's pretty (very) strong evidence that the apartment bombings weren't done by Chechens, but rather by people who wanted to start a war there.

Other than that, I don't support terrorists, period.

[Lazerus]

Originally posted by Boroda
To other people who'll read this:

What's your opinion, is it OK for a so-called "civilized country" to pity a well-known terrorist

Again, there was nothing in the text of what you quoted that states or implies support or pity for any terrorists.

What do you think he meant when he said it was "political stupidity? "Gross mistake"?

I've read opinions that lead me to think that I understand what he was talking about, but I want to know what you think.

[Thrawn]

What the hell is with all this "invade Poland" strawman bull****?


Cripes, Boroda could say he like cheese and some of you would say "do you like it when Russia invades Poland"?

[Siaf__csf]

Welcome Poland to the list of the countries hosting, supporting and helping terrorists

Those are the exact lines on which US bases it's attacks in mid-east. I wouldn't be at all surprised if the russkies would use this as an excuse to start rebuilding the iron curtain.

History shows it's happened before.

[Lazerus]

Originally posted by Lazerus
Again, there was nothing in the text of what you quoted that states or implies support or pity for any terrorists.

What do you think he meant when he said it was "political stupidity? "Gross mistake"?

I've read opinions that lead me to think that I understand what he was talking about, but I want to know what you think.

[Staga]

Boroda; Russia hasn't ever been a civilized country and most likely it will never be one.
You are also celebrating murderers of babies, little children and women as heroes.

[bustr]

Murdering him made a mayrter out of him to his followers. That added a few years to the struggle. Killing him in battle would have been better. An accepted risk in that line of business. Capturing him and going to trial with the world watching would have been best. Then the media could play back all of the footage from the school to sway opinion against him and his movement. Just like with Osama, now it's going to be better capturing him for the world to see.

Sounds like by murdering him a replacement stepped up who is just as bad or worse. The whole issue may get much more nasty with stepped up retaliations like the school incident. This may be what the Polish Minister was commenting on.